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How could different aspects of the same god not know what's going on in its other aspect's mind? How often does Jesus have to question god, at one point even asking why god has forsaken him?
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Because Jesus is also human. This has to be true for his sacrifice to make any kind of symbological sense.
Also because religion makes little sense.
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Furthermore, while dogma claims the qualities of omniscience, omnipotence and benevolence, the Christian god does not exhibit all three.
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That absolutely depends on how far you want to stretch the 'Greater good' angle. It's not logically inconsistent that God is all three, we may just be too morally immature to understand how.
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I've always wondered how an omniscient god could ever possibly become angry.
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I know very little about the old testament (Other than it doesn't really work as anything other than a long series of moral messages which definitely don't mesh with the New Testament), but I feel that a modern Christian theologian would be obliged to say the bits where God got angry were post hoc historical reports by religious leaders who for whatever reason wanted the people to believe that God was wrathful.
Also it doesn't really make sense.